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Taking on tourism's evil weedSargassum, that stinky brown seaweed that washes up on Mexican Caribbean shores, made an early appearance this year. Officials...

I'm back, and up for some new adventuresAfter a year away from Travel Weekly, I've returned in a new role as editor for Mexico. I can hardly wait to explore the...

Key 2026 changes figure to make Mexico an easier sellUpdates in infrastructure and sustainability will give advisors more points to push the destination across multiple traveler...

Grupo Vidanta courts advisors as VidantaWorld growsVidanta is paying commission on new hotels in Nuevo Vallarta and the Riviera Maya, and it plans to package the Nuevo Vallarta...

What has happened to Tulum?What was once Mexico's most enviable success story is now enduring its weakest tourism season in more than a decade.

Farewell to Puerto Vallarta's iconic pirate shipThe Marigalante, a tourism staple in Banderas Bay for decades, sank after high tides from Hurricane Priscilla swept into the...

Mexico's World Cup goal: Maximizing benefits beyond 2026The country, which is hosting the tournament along with Canada and the U.S., has unveiled a tourism strategy to make the most...

Puerto Vallarta tackles the challenges of growing tourismFrom expanding the malecon to the introduction of a tax to support environmental projects, the city is sending the message that...

Making Mexico's Magical Towns easier to sellThe country's Ministry of Tourism has improved the accessibility and promotion of its 177 Pueblos Magicos through a new...

Time to discover Loreto's low-key luxuryThe upcoming opening of the Mailena wellness retreat signals a new era for the underrated destination along the Sea of Cortes.

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